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Demonstrates that adding magneto-hydrodynamic artifacts to ECG training records reduces R-peak detection errors during MRI scans, indicating improved deep learning performance.
Detecting R-peaks in ECG using deep learning (DL) requires large, annotated datasets. Such datasets with the MRI-specific magneto-hydrodynamic (MHD) effect, do not exist currently. We propose a robust data augmentation framework using records available online, adding realistic MHD artifacts to augment the training dataset. MHD artifacts were modelled from eight 3T MRI-ECG records, and added to 75 non-MRI-ECG records. The R-peak detection was evaluated on six 3T MRI-ECG records. Compared to a DL model trained without data augmentation, the number of false positives and missed detections were reduced by 57.6% and 16.4%, the overall error was decreased by 25%.
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